I would like to write a Truffle instrument which can instrument Java programs (or at least JVM bytecode programs) when they are run on GraalVM. I have been investigating different ways to perform fine-grained instrumentation of Java programs to support a runtime verification project. To me, manipulating Truffle AST nodes sounds much more attractive than the more traditional Java instrumentation
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Cannot compile simple “Hello World” Java application with native-image on Windows
I’m trying to compile a simple Java Hello World application to native code using the native-image utility provided by GraalVM on Windows but I always run into errors (see below). HelloWorld.java: …
Nashorn alternative for Java 11 [closed]
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Using GraalVM to run Java in AWS Lambda
Is there any ability to use GraalVM to run Java in AWS Lambda functions? I read a lot articles about cold starts of Java applications with GraalVM AOT (ahead-of-time) compilation feature and decreasing duration of that and I’d like to try to use it in my AWS Lambda projects. Answer With the introduction of Custom AWS Lambda Runtimes at re:Invent